BROKEN BOW, Neb. (AP) — Officials say a Nebraska woman’s child care provider license was revoked because her husband kept methamphetamine and guns in the home where she watched over children.

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services said Monday an emergency revocation order was issued to Fae Beaumont, of Broken Bow.

Beaumont runs a day care business out of the home she shares with her husband, Dennis Beaumont. He was arrested in August after a substance in the home tested positive for meth. Authorities also found several guns, syringes and a glass mirror with meth residue.

Officials say Fae Beaumont refused to sign an agreement prohibiting her husband from returning to the home during business hours.

Court records do not list an attorney for Dennis Beaumont, who faces several charges in the case.